Re: Cheating

I apologize. My math was wrong.
Thank god.

A re-read online got it.

So let's see. 2 hours average per offender.

Say a few hundred hours per year.

I better stay away from this list.

But my experience in doing similar reviewing leads me to believe that this
is a job that takes a good number of hours per week.

I wonder just how many hours a year/week, he puts into this.

Otto


"Otto Adamec" <otto.adamec@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I have a question about the two answers from John below.
> Where does he get the time?
>
> John said that he reviews hundreds of hands played by a potential
offender.
>
> Let's guess that the average is 120 hands per potential offender.
>
> He expels 50 per year. (I assume he does not expel every offender, so
there
> must be more than 50 offenders per year.)
>
> But just to get some idea. Say a minimum of 120 hands per expellee, at
an
> average speed of one minute per hand,  gives  6000 minutes per expellee
per
> year. That is 100 hours per. Total 5000 man-hours for the year for the
50.
> The equivalent of 200 - 8 hour days per year.
>
> If he expels two-thirds of the offenders that he reviews, it would take
> 300 - 8 hour days.
>
> That seems like not having a life for anything but this for the last 3
> years.
>
> As someone said: IMPRESSIVE.
>
> Wait. Something must be wrong?
> It must be my math.
>
> Otto
>
>
> > John: I review hundreds of hands played by a potential offender.
> Sometimes,
> > other case-specific investigative tools are used. Those methods are
> > non-public. If I conclude that there has been cheating, the person is
> > notified and given an op****tunity to respond.
> >
> > Once all information is collected, a determination of whether illicit
> > information has been exchanged is made. Those determined to have used
> > illicit information are expelled. Measures are in place to remove
people
> who
> > attempt to return after being removed.
> ***********
> > Wendy: How many member****ps have you cancelled because of cheating?
> > John: About 150 in the last three years for illicit information alone.
> ***********
>
>